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Will Ospreay AEW All In Baba O'Riley

The entrance theme Will Ospreay ultimately chose for AEW All In wasn't actually his first pick, since he had originally wanted a different song that got his juices flowing but simply couldn't get the license fee approved. He is keeping the name of that original favorite track completely under wraps, stating he won't put it out there because maybe one day he will be able to track it down again and would prefer to leave that specific choice as a surprise for later. Instead, Mike Mansury came up with the idea of using The Who's 'Baba O'Riley' for the walkout. Ospreay admits he has a genuine connection to that track because there was a music video from the MV Zone where a little backyard wrestling music video group did a Bryan Danielson tribute to that exact song. He notes that he found the British band aspect kind of cool and initially liked the idea, but during the travels that he and Al did together, he wasn't sure if he felt it at all. He recalls thinking the other song he wanted was better and getting his juices flowing, while he just didn't know if he felt this new option. It was only when he heard the voiceover and saw the clips that were all around it that everything clicked. That moment made him say it is perfect, this is it, and don't change a thing about the final version.

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Will Ospreay AEW All In Baba O'Riley

The entrance theme Will Ospreay ultimately chose for AEW All In wasn't actually his first pick, since he had originally wanted a different song that got his juices flowing but simply couldn't get the license fee approved. He is keeping the name of that original favorite track completely under wraps, stating he won't put it out there because maybe one day he will be able to track it down again and would prefer to leave that specific choice as a surprise for later. Instead, Mike Mansury came up with the idea of using The Who's 'Baba O'Riley' for the walkout. Ospreay admits he has a genuine connection to that track because there was a music video from the MV Zone where a little backyard wrestling music video group did a Bryan Danielson tribute to that exact song. He notes that he found the British band aspect kind of cool and initially liked the idea, but during the travels that he and Al did together, he wasn't sure if he felt it at all. He recalls thinking the other song he wanted was better and getting his juices flowing, while he just didn't know if he felt this new option. It was only when he heard the voiceover and saw the clips that were all around it that everything clicked. That moment made him say it is perfect, this is it, and don't change a thing about the final version.

1mo